The Early Years with Benny Goodman (1941-1943) The First Capitol Records Period (1944-1952) The Decca Records Period (1952-1957) The Second Capitol Records Period, Part 1 (1957-1963) The Second Capitol Records Period, Part 2 (1964-1972) The Post-Capitol Recordings (1974-1988) The Transcription Recordings (late-1940s, early-1950s) |
The Early Years with Benny Goodman (1941-1943)
Comments: All recording sessions with Benny Goodman were held in New York City, with the exception of the first two songs, which were recorded in Chicago. Elmer's Tune I See a Million People (But All I Can See Is You) That's the Way It Goes Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) I've Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) My Old Flame How Deep Is the Ocean? Shady Lady Bird Somebody Else Is Taking My Place Somebody Nobody Loves How Long Has This Been Going On? That Did It, Marie Winter Weather (duet w/ Art Lund) Everything I Love Not Mine Not a Care in the World Blues in the Night Where or When On the Sunny Side of the Street The Lamp of Memory (Incertidumbre) If You Build a Better Mousetrap (duet w/ Art Lund) My Little Cousin The Way You Look Tonight I Threw a Kiss in the Ocean We'll Meet Again Full Moon (Noche de Luna) All I Need Is You Why Don't You Do Right? Peggy and Benny on Radio Following are Peggy's performances on radio with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, which include many songs not released at the time by Columbia or Okeh. Several of these recordings have been issued on vinyl by obscurer record labels over the decades; information on vinyl releases, where available, is provided. August 24, 1941: NBC sustaining broadcast, Chicago September 11, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast September 13, 1941: Matinee at the Meadowbrook, CBS September 13 or 20, 1941: Matinee at the Meadowbrook, CBS September 16, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast September 17, 1941: CBS sustaining broadcast September 20, 1941: Matinee at the Meadowbrook, CBS September 27, 1941: Matinee at the Meadowbrook, CBS October 4, 1941: Matinee at the Meadowbrook, CBS October 26, 1941: Fitch Bandwagon, NBC October 27, 1941: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) November 1, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast November 7, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast November 13, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast November 14, 1941: Spotlight Bands, Mutual November 22, 1941: CBS sustaining broadcast November 29, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast December 2, 1941: CBS sustaining broadcast December 5, 1941: Spotlight Bands, Mutual December 6, 1941: Mutual sustaining broadcast December 9, 1941: CBS sustaining broadcast November/December 1941: Sustaining broadcasts January 1, 1942: Spotlight Bands, Mutual January 20, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast January 24, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast February 3, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast February 6, 1942: Mutual sustaining broadcast February 14, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast February 14, 1942: Mutual sustaining broadcast February 17, 1942: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) March 2, 1942: Spotlight Bands, Mutual March 5, 1942: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) January-March, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcasts May 11, 1942: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) October 1942: Sustaining broadcasts (networks unknown) October 19, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast November 12, 1942: CBS sustaining broadcast December 3, 1942: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) Late-1942/early-1943: Sustaining broadcasts (networks unknown) February 13, 1943: Spotlight Bands, Blue Network February 28, 1943: Sustaining broadcast (network unknown) February/March, 1943: Armed Forces Radio Service broadcast March 13, 1943: CBS sustaining broadcast March 20, 1943: CBS sustaining broadcast |
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